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Re: Inventor or Creo?

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Originally Posted by Michael Hill View Post
I have never been more fed up with SolidWorks...external references are handled pretty horribly and is extremely unforgiving when other people make changes and you need to update your model. I wish Dassault gave out licenses of CATIA, but I may have to switch to Creo. I don't want to do it, but SolidWorks kills me. I 'be always preferred top-down design and SolidWorks' implementation just isn't that good.
I completely agree with this. Solidworks was easy to learn and I have loved it for the past couple years. This year I started doing top down modeling using derived parts and it has given me so many problems. If somebody has a better method for top down design in Solidworks, I'd love to try it, but as of right now we will be looking into Creo for next year.
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